Did Boston's favorite slugger bring meth to Major League Baseball? Returning servicemen who found that the drugs gave them a jolt playing recreational games brought them home from overseas.
This story….always sets the baseball purists off…It's a story almost too good to be true. June 12, 1970, Dock Ellis tossed a no-hitter against the Padres at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego with a head full of acid — LSD.
It was simply titled: the “May 3rd, 2005” article in the San Francisco Chronicle. A former MLB pitcher is quoted extensively about his use of steroids back in the 1960s and 1970s. And - like a true crime-y type of podcast, the article essentially...
Probably the clearest evidence that the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball did not start in the mid-90's with steroids, comes in the form of the Pittsburgh drug trials, a scandal which rocked MLB a decade earlier. - Are there cheaters...
The pilot episode of the BRAND NEW podcast from Real Guy Radio. Uncovering the impurity that Baseball purists love to hate. One - ONLY one - player was voted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame in Cooperstown. And 4 record breaking players are off the...